Host : HP Z820, 32GB ECC DDR3, single E5-2670 (have also tested with an E5-2660) - I'm waiting for a second heatsink to come in so I can install the second CPU.
ESXi 6.5.0d is installed. Windows 10 VM is created. When a GPU is added to the VM (I've tried a Radeon HD 7470, HD 6970, and RX480), and then the VM is started, the system hangs -- the console keyboard doesn't do anything, WebUI stops responding, can no longer ping the host. I have to hold the power button to power it off, and then I can power it on normally.
I *can* start up a WHS2011 VM with the onboard LSI controller passed to it, and I can start the same Win10 VM with the onboard USB3 controller attached. It's *only* when I attach one of the afore mentioned GPUs to a VM, then try to power it on, that the host hangs.
None of the devices are installed in PCIe slots three or four (since those are tied to CPU1, which is currently not installed).
Any ideas?
ESXi 6.5.0d is installed. Windows 10 VM is created. When a GPU is added to the VM (I've tried a Radeon HD 7470, HD 6970, and RX480), and then the VM is started, the system hangs -- the console keyboard doesn't do anything, WebUI stops responding, can no longer ping the host. I have to hold the power button to power it off, and then I can power it on normally.
I *can* start up a WHS2011 VM with the onboard LSI controller passed to it, and I can start the same Win10 VM with the onboard USB3 controller attached. It's *only* when I attach one of the afore mentioned GPUs to a VM, then try to power it on, that the host hangs.
None of the devices are installed in PCIe slots three or four (since those are tied to CPU1, which is currently not installed).
Any ideas?